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I have decided to sell my 1996 Heritage that has 8,200 miles on it but when I put a battery in it today all it has is fuzz where the miles should be. What can be done. Also where should a bike like this priced, assuming I can get the miles to read. Really is a top shelf bike.
Not sure on the odometer, but Per NADA a 1996 Heritage:
Good condition 3435.00
Very good 7485.00
Excellent 11115.00
Check cycle trader/Craiglist in your area and see what others are asking, remember that these are a rough indicators, what they are asking does not mean they are getting it.
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